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Read articles →This is a hands-on 50-hour service video on a Summit TX25H (badged version of the Solis H24), filmed by the owner on his own machine. It walks through engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic fluid draining across multiple plugs, and disassembly/cleaning of an unusual hydraulic strainer, with actual fluid capacities noted. Best for owners doing their own scheduled maintenance who want to see filter and drain plug locations in detail.
Posted by Piney Grove Homestead, a homesteading couple sharing owner-operator maintenance experience on their own tractor rather than professional mechanic or dealer credentials.
The oil drain plug is 22 millimeters, and since it has a split oil pan with the drive shaft through the center, there are two plugs to remove to drain all the oil.
The specs call for 1.11 US gallons of oil, poured in through the filler on top of the Mitsubishi 3-cylinder diesel engine.
Loosen the hose clamps, pull the strainer assembly down and out, remove a snap ring, pull the strainer out, and clean it with a rag; it is cleaned, not replaced.
The next step after servicing is to put in 6.6 US gallons of transmission or hydraulic oil into the tractor.
